Tatlandri
Tatlandri refers to the indigenous people of the Tatlandri archipelago, a cluster of isles in the northern seas, as well as to their language and cultural tradition. The term denotes a maritime society that historically organized itself around village fleets and kinship networks, while maintaining distinct customs and a shared sense of historical continuity with nearby coastal communities.
The Tatlandri inhabit three principal islands and numerous islets, with rugged coastlines and sheltered harbors that
Tatlandri is considered a distinct language or language group with several regional dialects. It features a
Early records describe a seafaring people who traded with neighboring states and island polities. Over centuries,
Tatlandri culture emphasizes kinship, seasonal cycles, and shared rites of passage. Art forms include carved figureheads,
Traditionally reliant on fishing, agriculture, and shipbuilding, the Tatlandri economy now diversifies toward aquaculture, crafts, and